Doctor interrupts Cameron's NHS photo-op

[Badman Juice]

the manner in which he did it suggests ward regulation was not his foremost concern.

[ahier]

the manner in which he did it suggests ward regulation was not his foremost concern.

also true. if they had followed it though then he wouldnt have had a reason to come in and move them along. i'm not denying he didnt have an ulterior motive, but he was still in the right

[Mr Hyde]

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he'll get clegg to sign the papers- he'll pretend he's getting him to sign a bithday card, thats how cameron rolls

it literally wouldn't make a difference, some doctor who has shamefaced him won't get secret service shit going on.

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I don't actually think that cameron would trick clegg into signing off a murder by fooling him with a birthday card to sign. Or that they would ever consider doing anything to they guy just because he told them off.....perhaps royalty would have a few hundred years ago.

[symmetricalsounds]

^^^^^^^^^^^
he'll get clegg to sign the papers- he'll pretend he's getting him to sign a bithday card, thats how cameron rolls

it literally wouldn't make a difference, some doctor who has shamefaced him won't get secret service shit going on.

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I don't actually think that cameron would trick clegg into signing off a murder by fooling him with a birthday card to sign. Or that they would ever consider doing anything to they guy just because he told them off.....perhaps royalty would have a few hundred years ago.

i guessed not but seeing as you wrote it i replied to it.

[Mr Hyde]

^^^^^^^^^^^
he'll get clegg to sign the papers- he'll pretend he's getting him to sign a bithday card, thats how cameron rolls

it literally wouldn't make a difference, some doctor who has shamefaced him won't get secret service shit going on.

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I don't actually think that cameron would trick clegg into signing off a murder by fooling him with a birthday card to sign. Or that they would ever consider doing anything to they guy just because he told them off.....perhaps royalty would have a few hundred years ago.

i guessed not but seeing as you wrote it i replied to it.

i should make more use of and LOLs ....but no-one like someone that laughs at their own stuff

[symmetricalsounds]

...but no-one like someone that laughs at their own stuff

probably where i've been going wrong all these years.

[symmetricalsounds]

the manner in which he did it suggests ward regulation was not his foremost concern.

missed this earlier, seeing as the dude he bitched at is going to be responsible for privatising one of the greatest acheivements of this country i reckon he's got fair right to give him shit.

[Badman Juice]

you're right. I wish the news was just half an hour of self righteous people shouting insults at cameron and clegg, it's so much more instantly gratifying than real debate.

[symmetricalsounds]

you're right. I wish the news was just half an hour of self righteous people shouting insults at cameron and clegg, it's so much more instantly gratifying than real debate.

yeah but you're missing the initial fact that cameron was in the wrong, he might have been more harsh about it then he needed to be but fact is he was still right to do what he did.

[noam]

yeah no doubt moving those people who had ties on 50m to the right was far more important than anything else he could have been up to.

good thinking there

so alternative.

[ahier]

you're right. I wish the news was just half an hour of self righteous people shouting insults at cameron and clegg, it's so much more instantly gratifying than real debate.

oh yeah i forgot the news was real debate

[WhosZena]

authority over the prime minister, feels good.

Tad too jolly for a hospital

[firky]

authority over the prime minister, feels good.

[Badman Juice]

you're right. I wish the news was just half an hour of self righteous people shouting insults at cameron and clegg, it's so much more instantly gratifying than real debate.

oh yeah i forgot the news was real debate

I didn't say it was.

[Badman Juice]

I just think it says a lot about the immaturity of british politics and the lack of real dissent that people are so happy about a doctor being a bit abrupt with the prime minister.

[firky]

True, it would be much better if he made his point Jackal style.

[noam]

I just think it says a lot about the immaturity of british politics and the lack of real dissent that people are so happy about a doctor being a bit abrupt with the prime minister.

he made his point afterwards to the news

no doubt if someone had actually caused a fuss security would have removed them in seconds and they would be labelled a kook, thus getting nowhere, as it is, he stood up for himself and made the PM's self-gratifying PR stunt look a bit stupid; its not a revolution but it wasn't meant to be.